Graduation list marks 424 from Lawrence High School
A total of 424 students including 26 special graduates are candidates for Lawrence High School commencement. Exercises will be held at 8 p.m. next Friday in Hoch Auditorium at Kansas University.
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Lawrence High School
Hoch Auditorium
Kansas University
Laura Adams
Sara Adams
Carol Adams
Jhlaine Adams
Lainda Adamson
Marilyn Adkins
Jay Alexander
Susan Allen
Barbara Anderson
Gary Anderson
Richard Antischel
Ann Argersinger
David Armstrong
Tom Ashton
Jerry Ivey
Sandra Mhaer
Patricia Bailey
Connie Bair
Karen Baker
Patricia Barr
Elizabeth Sates
Tim Beavers
Norman Speeghley
Lyle Beers
Phyllis Bisel
Ronald Ishop
Lee Bittenbender
Mike Black
Betty Blevins
Terri Blewitt
Jared Blochberger
Steve Boehrle
David Booth
Henry Booth
Karen Bowman
Robert Boyd
Virginia Bray
Donna Breshears
Gary Brink
Mike Broeker
Carla Brooks
Bonnie Brown
Frank Brown
Shirley
Wilma Ford
Pearl Franks
Jim Freeman
Virginia Freeman
Nancy Gallup
Irene Garcia
Andy Garrett
Robert Garrett
James Gillispie
Betty Godfrey
Hillie Golden
Kay Gover
Doris Grammer
Gerald Grammer
Ronald Grandstaff
Bob Green
Sherrie Green
Ruth Greene
Dennis Greenfield
Tranne Gregory
George Grinter
Ruthailee Guinn
Larry Gulley
Darrell Guy
Fred Hadl
Brenda Hale
Roger Halle
Alan Lavery
Carol Lavery
Bohlee
Steven Lee
Thomas Lee
Nonnie Lefholz
David Leonard
Richard Liebert
Janice Logan
Jerry Longstreth
Pamela Torauk
Walter Lask
Raymond Jules
Mary Jo Markin
Lynne Mattison
Mary Metburide
Dint McCatla
Terry McClugeage
Janet McClure
Virginia McCue
Judy McGee
Jo McIntosh
Karen McKinney
Charles McManness
Pat McReynolds
Betty Meairs
Bonnie Neu
Tomas Menzies
Russell Merrill
Jane Mervine
Lynn Metzger
John Michal
Patricia Miley
Larry Miller
Alike Miller
Sandra Miller
Pamela Mills
Donna Mitchell
Jeff Mitchell
Sheri Mitchell
Pat Moeder
Linda Mohler
Nancy Mole
Kenny Mooney
Went Mooney
Barbara Moore
Maury Moore
Onila Morris
Beivide Mosser
Laura Mulal
Horoscope readouts for the western zodiac signs and guidance
Aries warns careful handling of partnerships and out of town affairs tonight. Taurus urges calm dealing with associates, courteousness, and focus on future profits. Gemini calls for control to avoid workplace or partner altercations and improve efficiency. Moon Child not to overspend on recreation. wait for better opportunities. Leo suggests removing antagonism and pleasing close ties with economy. Virgo advises avoiding sarcasm, be precise at work. Libra hints at wise investing with attention to minor details. Scorpio urges unobtrusive investigation and helping those in need. Sagittarius requires sacrifice to preserve friendships and stay neutral. Capricorn resolve to finish work and ignore criticism of higher-ups. Aquarius stay loyal to proven allies, avoid tangents. Pisces do your best at home, use judgment in business with partners.
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Virgo
LIBRA
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Lawrence High School honors 10 students with Lion Pins
Ten Lawrence High School students received Lion Pins at an awards assembly for extra curricular achievement. Honorees include Henry Booth Sherry Heck Steve Heck Pam Kuntz Martha Lanning Terry McCluggage Patty Moeder Jill Perry Marilyn West Jeannie Whiteside plus numerous junior and sophomore recipients and special awards for Student Council, Emily Post Good Manners, citizenship, and various academic and activity categories.
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Lawrence High School
Henry Booth
Sherry Heck
Steve Heck
Pam Kuntz
Martha Lanning
Terry McCluggage
Patty Moeder
Jill Perry
Marilyn West
Jeannie Whiteside
Mike Adams
Janice Altenbernd
Nomi Camin
Jan Cornwell
Mike Glover
Stan Grigg
Patty Kuhn
W. M. Stalcup
Gerry Wallace
Candy Williams
Pam Zwink
Kackie Baer
Judy Fleer
Helen Kimball
Barbara Lauter
Jim McClure
Judy McConnell
Kathy Maloney
Pam Morgen- Stern
Susan Pontius
Sheila Reardon
Steve Ridgway
Gloria Holladay
Carolyn Kennedy
Larry Rays
Reece Wiley
Pat Harrell
Mike Rasmussen
Connie Shaver
Jim McCalla
Bob Green
Audio House
Mike Patchen
Judy Fowler
Doris Lanning
Carolyn Laskowski
Marcia Alderson
Carol Dicker
Peggy Dietrich
Ann Hardtarfer
Deanna Kring
Jetta Jeffries
Pam Loram
Kent Marshall
Judy Robertson
Janet Bartz
Linda Beers
Martha Berry
Judy Clark
George Grinter
Karen Klingenberg
Linda Lesch
Judy McGee
Mary Moore
Elaine Mzhickteno
Lynne Neibarger
Jimmy O’connell
Marshal Smith
Sharon Belles
Elaine Kiefer
Betsy Spray
Jean Ehlert
Connie Fabac
Connie James
Mady Grigg
Lonnie Snedeger
Jean Smithmeyer
Paula Ames
Ann Marie Hardtaker
Karen Kesler
Barbara Moore
Margaret Williams
Pat Munger
Nancy Swartz
Betty Williams
Anne Buhler
Cheri Edmondson
Jan Jennings
Jama King
Pam Murphree
Sharon Rogers
Kylee Smith
la Surface
Trinity Lutheran Unit To Honor LHS Seniors At Worship
Trinity Lutheran Church will honor Lawrence Senior High graduating seniors at the 11 a.m. worship service with caps and gowns in a reserved section. Invitations list twenty eight named students. Holy Communion will be part of 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. services on Trinity Sunday May 24.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Lawrence Senior High
Jerry Avey
Karen Baker
Henry Booth
Mike Broeker
Ardell Bryant
Robert Burk
Gordon Chappell
Linda Dillon
Skip Doane
Virginia Freeman
Fred Hadl
Patricia Harrell
Roger Harris
Tim Hazelet
Sherry Heck
Steve Heck
Richard Hemphill
Cynthia Hill
Sharon Klingler
Duane Porter
Sharon Russell
Connie Sabol
Jim Shultz
Kylee Smith
Barbara Sneegas
Frank Speicher
Mary la Surface
Nancy Swartz
Roger Tucker
William Wescoe
John Yether
National Lutheran
National Lutheran Council
Kansas University
Harold Hamilton
Thomas Ridenhour
Harold Emick
Les Beguelin
Church
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Law Group Elects Phi Alpha Delta Officers
Ernest Adelman of Kansas City is named new justice of Phi Alpha Delta law fraternity. Other officers include Frederick Kastner of Santa Barbara vice justice Sherman Timmons of Riley clerk Jon Howell of Kansas City treasurer and Thomas Pitner of Glasco marshal.
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Ernest Adelman
Kansas City
Kansas University
New Justice of Phi Alpha Delta
Frederick Kastner
Santa Barbara
Calif
Sherman Timmons
Riley
Jon Howell
Thomas Pitner
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Ellsworth Sees Rocky Win Shaping GOP in California
Kansas congressman Robert Ellsworth said Rockefeller winning California’s June primary could push 100 to 125 delegates toward a compromise candidate, with Nixon or Scranton likely at the convention. He warned Goldwater could still deny Rockefeller, keeping Scranton-Kuchel as a potential ticket.
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Scranton
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Henry Cabot Lodge
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Charles Mosher
Ohio
Scranton-Calif
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John Brademas
Indiana
Johnson
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Drug Addicts Rising in West Africa Highlighted by AP
Kenneth L. Whiting reports from Lagos that West Africa sees a sharp rise in drug addiction. Ghana funds public warnings. Nigeria reports rapid growth of illicit drug production and seizures, with lawmakers debating hemp production. Cannabis uses generate high prices abroad and risk crime to fund cravings.
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Ghana
Ministry of Health
World Health Organization
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Pakistan
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South America
U S Exploring Romania Links In Talks Starting This Week
Washington hosts a first round of economic talks with Communist Romania aimed at expanding trade meeting Romania seeks blueprints and machinery for a modern synthetic rubber plant and an ambassadorial appointment. Talks began last Monday and run into next week with W Averell Harriman leading the U S side and Gheorghe Gaston Marin for Romania.
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Romania
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United States
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Easterner Urges Kansas to Improve Its Pitch
Edward R. Weidlein former Mellon Institute president says Kansas should better promote itself to eastern industries. He notes strong labor supply and low living costs but says Kansas lacks a clear image and missed exposure at the New York World's Fair. He says Right-to-Work laws do not deter industry.
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Wichita
Kan
Edward R. Weidlein
Mellon Institute of Industrial Research
Pittsburgh
Kansas
Weidlein
Mississippi Governor Announces Temporary Admit Of UM Student
Governor Paul B. Johnson Jr says the University of Mississippi has temporarily admitted a Negro student for the summer term beginning June 10. The admission is subject to review by the Board of Trustees which will examine the student’s credentials.
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Jackson, Miss
Paul B. Johnson Jr
University of Mississippi
Johnson
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